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its amazing what you can find when you search the web for subwoofer

http://www.digitalgrabber.com/audio/the ... oofer.html



"The 60-inch subwoofer absolutely has the capability to produce SPL levels well above 180 dB"



"The cone moves 6 inches peak to peak under full-tilt output. The actual cone diameter is 54 inches, with the 3 inch wide surround on the outside of that. The radiating surface area is 2,290 square inches. That yields a one way displacement of 6,871 cubic inches. That is equivalent to the displacement of 161 ten inch woofers that move 1.5 inches peak to peak. "



"The 60-inch sub came about in 1997. With Dr. Eugene Patronis' help (from Georgia Tech), we designed and built the giant subwoofer in about a six week period.

Unfortunately, Tim and his crew didn't realize just how much acoustical power the sub could generate, and didn't build the vehicle to contain it appropriately. Even at less than 1/2 output, the doors were blown off the tracks, and the entire vehicle ballooned in and out several inches."

Blatantly got used in Guantanamo

50,000 watts and counting....

get it down DMZ

Hungry_Man wrote: Even at less than 1/2 output, the doors were blown off the tracks, and the entire vehicle ballooned in and out several inches."

Tore me a new shitter just looking at the beast

120" or stfu!

seismic

It is an utter beast, unfortunately outside the world of car audio though it ain't so much use...

The loudness, or SPL, was measured in a space the size of the inside of a car, which is kinda different to making a loud noise in somewhere like a club. In a car the speaker works like a piston on the inside of a bike pump with the end blocked of, the air inside the pump getting massively pressurised because none can escape. If you had it in a club it would still be fairly loud, but nothing like a proper soundsystem with anywhere near that ammount of power going through it.

gramps wrote:It is an utter beast, unfortunately outside the world of car audio though it ain't so much use...

The loudness, or SPL, was measured in a space the size of the inside of a car, which is kinda different to making a loud noise in somewhere like a club. In a car the speaker works like a piston on the inside of a bike pump with the end blocked of, the air inside the pump getting massively pressurised because none can escape. If you had it in a club it would still be fairly loud, but nothing like a proper soundsystem with anywhere near that ammount of power going through it.

don't ruin it for them.

yea, I suppose we need a LITERAL wall of sound

all about infra sound



pack a pair of undies and baby wipes

anyone interested in brown notes, check this:

http://www.tv-links.co.uk/show.do/1/61

Season 3, ep 1...